Job Openings: St. Charles School District Needs Building Tech

Here's your weekly roundup of who's hiring in town and in nearby St. Charles County.

Who’s Hiring: St. Charles City School District Location: St. Charles Job: Building Level I Tech - Null and Blackhurst Schools Pay: Minimum $12.79 per hour Description: Schedules computer room, maintains school's technology equipment, trains teachers in proper technology equipment use and protocol, first level technical support for teachers and staff. Requirements: High school diploma, working knowledge of Microsoft Windows and application software required; one year of school district experience desireable; working knowledge of personal computers. To Apply: Click here to apply online. Who’s Hiring: Ranken Technical Location: Wentzville Job:Building Systems Engineering Technology Instructor Description: Provide the leadership and vision …

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Help Wanted: Director of Information Technology, Bank Teller, Police Officer

Here's your weekly roundup of who's hiring in town and in nearby St. Charles County.

Each week, Patch brings you a list of businesses seeking to fill positions in town and in nearby communities. Here are six opportunities we found this week: Who’s Hiring: City of St. Charles Location: St. Charles Job: Director of Information Technology Description: Manage and direct assigned city information and computer processing systems including determining harware and software requirements; designing and implementing systems; and resolving hardware and software problems. Requirements: Master's degree in computer science, MIS or related field; ten years MIS administrative experience with proficienty in Microsoft Network environment. Pay: $81,213 To Apply: Complete Application For Employment, attach a resume, and either mail to the City…

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Faith Matters

Job Seekers Find Inspiration and Employment at St. Charles County Church

The employment ministry at New Hope Presbyterian Church provides, job leads, support and guidance to people who are unemployed.

Many people turn to churches for help when they find themselves in tough times. Local houses of worship answer the call with food pantries, clothing closets, even funds to help financially. One St. Charles County church takes it even further, helping people find jobs.  New Hope Presbyterian Church started its employment ministry in 2009. It meets at 7 p.m. on the first and third Thursdays of each month.  Praying for work At a recent meeting, every seat was taken at long tables that filled the sanctuary. The seats were filled with people looking for work. Others there to network. Kirk Garten, a church and employment ministry team member, offered a prayer after introductions. The prayer was for those around the tables anxious about their …

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